Sally Hixon Cavanaugh

Background

Cavanaugh, Sally Hixon was born on January 7, 1952 in Buffalo, New York, United States. Daughter of James L. and Audrey J. (Bonner) Hixon.

Education

Bachelor of Science, U. Buffalo, 1976; Master of Education, U. Buffalo, 1982; Doctor of Philosophy, Ohio State University, 1985.

Career

Critical care therapist, Children's Hospital of Buffalo, 1974-1979; director clinical education, State University of New York at Erie Cmty. College, Buffalo, 1979-1982; Research and Development director, National Board for Respiratory Care, Kansas City, 1985-1990; lecturer, U. Kansas, Kansas City, 1988-1990; director of research, York (Pennsylvania) Health System, since 1991. Clinical faculty Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, Hershey, Pennsylvania, since 1995.

Director Emig Research Center of York Hospital, since 1994. Commissioner National Common for Health Certifying Agencies, Washington, 1985-1990.

Achievements

• Sally Hixon Cavanaugh has been listed as a noteworthy Research methodologist, medical educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Technical advisor Health Education Center of South Control Pennsylvania, 1991-1995. Member American Lung Association of South Control Pennsylvania (president 1996-1997), American Ednl. Research Association (program chair 1996-1997, chairperson 1994-1996), American Association of Medical Colls.

(institutional representative 1991-1996), Association for Hospital Medical Education (institutional representative).

Connections

Married Patrick Michael Cavanaugh, July 5, 1986.

Father:

James L. Hixon

Mother:

Audrey J. (Bonner) Hixon

Spouse:

Patrick Michael Cavanaugh